St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-03
GLORULES.

| Eight births, five deaths and one marriage
were reported yesterday.
| Girls waiting for places at Kent's employ
ment office, 209 West Seventh street.
There will be a meeting of the ladies of the
Central W. G. T. u. to-day, at D. m, at 90
East Seventh street.
Rev. Anna H. Shaw will speak on wv oman
| Suffrage at the Jackson Street Methodist
church Tonight at clock.
William NJ. Abrahamson, Letter Carrier No.
"a, has sent in his resignation. to take effect
April 1, on account of going into business
The board of public works will hear prop
erty owners on the change of grade on Sixth
street, between Broadway and John, at :
o'clock tonight. -
John Studemeyer was yesterday sentenced
to ninety days in the workhouse for stealing
a box of raisins from the market house.
Articles of incorporation of the Swedish
Evangelical lions church, of Cloquet, Carl
ton county. were filed with the secretary of
state yesterday.
Opbela Weaver and Precilla Jones were
Sup in the police court for striking Annie
Wood, yesterday, in a neighborly row.: They
were fined $f2.50 each.
Mary Goodner was complained of by her
husband for visiting a house of ill-fame, and
was yesterday sentenced to the House of the
Good Shepherd for thirty days to do penance.
In the case of William Koehler against
John l.. Ratteman, the jury returned ver-
dict in favor OF the plaintiff for $59665.
Proceedings were ordered stayed for twenty
days.
The Giants Causeway and other points of
interest in Europe will form the topic of q
lecture at the Temperance and Bethel rooms,
IS East Seventh street, this evening at 8
| o'clock.
The veterans of the G. A. R. posts of Aus
tin, MIMI, attended the panorama of the
Battle OF Gettysburg in a body yesterday,
having come on special excursion for that
purpose. l.s.,
| A noted crook named George Foster. with
aliases, was up in the police court yesterday
| for the theft of some wearing apparel belong
| ing to John McDonaugh, Fifth and Pine
| streets. He was held to the grand jury in
| 81 900 bail.
Prof. Robert Nickel, the magician, per-
formed at the Olympic theater last evening,
and will be there the balance of the week.
He gives some wonderful tricks, and has a
reputation throughout the country as a fine
! slght-of-hand performer.
The charge against Pat Shahahan, who was
arrested some time since for assault with a
| dangerous weapon. was changed to assault
ard battery in the police court yesterday, and
a S25 fine imposed. He assaulted Mrs. Doyle
in West St Paul with penknife.
Thomas B. Campbell yesterday filed petit
| ton in the district court asking that the
| land at White Bear Lake, known as Oak
| park, of which he was formerly owner, but
which is now public park, be vacated and
made over to him. The park. he says, has
never been improved, and is of no benefit to
the public.
1t is rumored that q syndicate Of st. Paul
and New York gentlemen have purchased a
large tract of land at Four Lakes, on the line
of the Wisconsin Central railroad. While
nothin definite as to their intentions can be
learned it is ascertaned that survey for a
railroad from Four Lakes to White Bear is
| being made. Certain real estate men predict
boom of mammoth proportions in acres
| two weeks.